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Buying and Selling

Buying and Selling is a 44-card kanji deck for buying, selling, and price words.

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  1. 01goldUse this character to recognize gold and money, the core of any transaction.
  2. 02circle, yen, roundThis circle shape represents the yen, the primary currency used in Japanese shops.
  3. 03tall, high, expensiveSpot this on price tags to identify items that are expensive or high-end.
  4. 04relax, cheap, lowLook for this character to find cheap deals or peaceful, low-cost options.
  5. 05sellRecognize this when looking for sales or to understand when someone is selling a product.
  6. 06buyUse this to identify where to buy goods or to describe the act of purchasing.
  7. 07thing, object, matterThis character covers things and goods, appearing in words for shopping and luggage.
  8. 08value, priceFocus on this to discuss value and price in formal commercial settings.
  9. 09tax, dutyEssential for understanding tax and duty applied to your purchases in Japan.
  10. 10fee, materialsThis indicates fees or materials, commonly seen in words like ryoukin for prices.
  11. 11expense, cost, spendLearn this to track expenses and costs related to business or daily life.
  12. 12store, shopSpot this on signs to find shops, stores, and various local businesses.
  13. 13make a deal, selling, dealing inConnect this to merchants and trade when looking at professional commercial activity.
  14. 14pay, clear out, pruneUse this verb to describe paying for goods or clearing out a balance.
  15. 15freight, goods, propertyThis character appears in words for freight and currency, dealing with the movement of goods.
  16. 16borrow, rentEssential for transactions involving borrowing money or renting equipment.
  17. 17subscription, buyA more formal term for purchasing, often used for subscriptions and large buys.
  18. 18fare, fee, hireLook for this when dealing with wages, rent, or transportation fares.
  19. 19lendThe counterpart to borrowing, used when a business lends or leases items.
  20. 20coin, .01 yen, moneyThough rare in daily change, this denotes coins and small denominations of money.
  21. 21savings, store, lay inThis character anchors words for savings and storing wealth for later use.
  22. 22wait, depend onWhile it means wait, in commerce it relates to how customers are treated or compensated.
  23. 23scenery, viewUse this to understand business conditions and the overall economic view.
  24. 24species, kind, classRecognize this when browsing different kinds or varieties of products in a store.
  25. 25Esq., way, mannerYou will see this attached to customer names to show respect in business settings.
  26. 26exclude, division (x/3), removeThis marks exclusions, such as prices that exclude tax or items removed from a list.
  27. 27round, full (month), perfectionBeyond its shape, this relates to yen and completing full amounts or months.
  28. 28step, trample, carry throughIn trade, this can mean appraising a value or following through on a payment.
  29. 29undress, removing, escape fromAppears in terms for tax evasion or the act of removing clothes in a fitting room.
  30. 30dispatch, despatch, sendDeals with dispatching goods or the usage of items, like disposable products.
  31. 31lean, incline, tiltUsed to describe market trends and the general inclination of consumer behavior.
  32. 32entice, lead, temptA key character for marketing, used when inviting customers or tempting them with deals.
  33. 33sociable, kind, courteousDescribes the cordial and hospitable treatment expected in Japanese service.
  34. 34netting, networkThis represents the net or network of distribution and comprehensive coverage.
  35. 35boast, be proud, prideUse this to talk about the pride a merchant takes in their high-quality products.
  36. 36ought, by all means, necessarilyOften seen in terms for essential goods or things that ought to be done by all means.
  37. 37upright, chastity, constancyRelates to the constancy and righteousness expected in honest business deals.
  38. 38brocade, fine dress, honorsRepresents fine fabrics and honors, appearing when discussing luxury or decorative goods.
  39. 39villa, inn, cottageUseful for real estate terms, denoting villas, inns, and large historical estates.
  40. 40esteem, furthermore, stillUsed to show esteem or to add furthermore to a business proposal or statement.
  41. 41dull, slow, foolishDescribes a dull or slow market where business activity has lost its sharpness.
  42. 42islandA variation of the island character, sometimes seen in regional trade names.
  43. 43marketing, sell, tradeA core character for marketing and sales, appearing in words like hanbai for selling.
  44. 44reputation, praise, honorRepresents the reputation and glory a business earns through long-term service.
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